Search results for query: Dominion (refine your search)

I also wrote an addition to how the Romulans actually joined the UFP and Klingons in their war against the Dominion in this AU. This is supposed to be slotted in just before Dark Frontier Ending (but obviously in S4 - after AI forge was sent and analysed) - but since I would have to redo all...

...is at the time it was released, many compared it to a Gamma Quadrant version of Firefly, with the freighter standing in for Serenity and the Dominion standing in for the Alliance. The novel was released mere weeks after Firefly finished its run on Fox, so these similarities could only be...

The most extreme persecution of all is against people who think DS9's Dominion War arc is shit.

Ideas for a soft reboot: If the Prime Timeline, set perhaps a few years after the Dominion War. Further big leaps into the future (as with TOS to TNG) brings up a potential problem-technology becoming almost magical. Making it harder to write drama. New ship, new crew. Canon references...

Five years after the Dominion War ended would be 2380, which is one year prior to the first season of Lower Decks. Doubtful, as this novel will be more concerned with being accurate to onscreen canon, which has contradicted those comics, more on that with this next part.

...it's been 36 years and he still hasn't come back. And now the blurb of The Peacemakers says it's been 5 years since the end of the Dominion War and refers to Sisko as a "departed Emissary". If I remember correctly, it was Avery Brooks who suggested the line about Sisko coming back in a year...

...First Splinter timeline - Jake adventuring in the Gamma Quadrant could easily have a reference or two to Rising Son. Five years after the Dominion War would be roughly around the same time as the Lower Decks episode that visited DS9. Granted, it sounds like the bulk of this will be spent...

Wow! Both of these books I'm super excited about. especially a new DS9 novel with Jake Sisko. It's been forever since we had a new DS9 book featuring Jake Sisko taking place after the Dominion sounds intriguing.:biggrin::bolian::vulcan:

Blurb for DS9: The Peacemakers- Honestly doesn’t sound too interesting to me. I hope to be proven wrong.

...recurring characters from TNG transition to DS9. Worf then came back to TNG films and the Defiant appeared in First Contact. We had the Maquis storyline carried out between the two shows. There was discussion of the Dominion War in Insurrection. I would say the TNG/DS9 connection was pretty...

Ironic, considering that "The Expanse", aka. the Xindi attack episode, is the Season 2 episode I'm looking forward to the most.

...on military conflict "in blatant defiance of Gene's Vision" as well as complaints about ripping off DS9 with the Xindi being compared to the Dominion. Complaints about unsubtle parallels to 9/11 and the war in Iraq. People insisting this had to be an alternate timeline in order to make any...

...have said it better, myself. And yes, that was great set design for 1993. 'Fortune favors the bold', Sisko said before a battle against the Dominion in Season Six, and that applies here; he saw a pretty gal, and he made himself known to her. It's supposed to be like any shopping mall's...

"Your opinion doesn't mesh with my opinion; therefore, it must logically be completely wrong!"

...commanders. Or at least she very much hoped they were able to break the basic level encryption. Such a subterfuge would never work with the Dominion. It would sure as hell never work with the Romulan Star Empire. The cardassians and the klingons would see right through it. But Yui Song was...

...care since they really, really, really didn't want Duras to win. And they obviously didn't care when Worf did the same thing during the Dominion War and killed Gowron to put Martok in power. But, all else being equal, I'd imagine the Fed would treat Worf VERY differently if he happened to...

I recall very much enjoying Jurassic World and didn't go to the theater. Conversely, I enjoyed TLJ though mixed, and saw TROS in the theater. Anecdotal but I don't go see a film because I liked the last one. Otherwise, ROTS would have been the last SW film I saw in theaters.

Actually, the failure of The Rise of Skywalker, if a movie that made as much as it did can actually be called a failure, rest entirely with the fact that The Rise of Skywalker was a crappy movie. TRoS was easily the nadir of the franchise and far, far worse than The Last Jedi.

...installment a couple years before. I'm not joking. For example, I saw Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom in the Theater, but skipped Dominion because I was disappointed with Fallen Kingdom. I caught it on streaming. Haven't seen Rebirth Yet. And I own replicas of both Grant's Raptor Claw...

No. In order to make money, you need to market your product well. And it has to appeal to a mass audience, not a niche group of people. This is something that Paramount has consistently failed to do for the last 15 years. But to be fair, that’s not just a Paramount problem. Apparently Disney...